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Real estate listings suggest affordable houses suitable for residence or investment. Buyers consider whether to purchase for a home or to rent out, aiming for solid value and potential income.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1929
Page
11
Real estate listings suggest affordable houses suitable for residence or investment. Buyers consider whether to purchase for a home or to rent out, aiming for solid value and potential income.
No 187 describes a frontage property on Maple Street and Sunset Drive near Lindsay with a store building currently rented and a six room dwelling. It is expected to produce at least $70 monthly income and presents a solid investment opportunity.
Dr. F P Westlake a wealthy retired Los Angeles physician is charged with murder over the disappearance of Mrs. Laura OB Sutton the suspected torso murder victim whose body was found severed in the Los Angeles river bed. Police say check books and a safety deposit box key belonging to Sutton were found in Westlake's son's garage.
From Tirana, Albania: King Zog works 18 hours daily, rising at 6 a m, with American canned music and dogs as diversions. In New York Edward W Browning, husband of Peaches, doubts a plan to spend millions from an estate auction on a children’s toy foundation and invites public suggestions for other causes.
New York Governor Roosevelt warns that a general medical examination once a year is the soundest kind of insurance against serious illness and possible death, urging citizens to adopt regular health checkups.
Four 3 room apartments for rent on W Lexington Avenue near Ingram's Pharmacy. Unfurnished at 25 per month or furnished at 490. Upstairs may be rented as a rooming house. One downstairs storeroom could become a dining room or restaurant. Each apartment includes garage.
A local appeal touts a promising investment opportunity in High Point with phrases about steady gains and lifelong labor. The notice invites readers to visit and learn more, claiming evening hours for inquiries.
The entire corps of cadets will wear athletic uniforms tomorrow in a review at the United States military academy. Uniforms for 18 different sports will be worn to emphasize athletics.
Brig. Gen. Cornelius Vanderbilt and Harry Payne Whitney are the top joiners with 17 clubs each in New York society. Mrs. John T. Pratt, a member of Congress, leads the women with six clubs.
Dennis A. Bradley, a WWII veteran who crossed the ocean seven times in a submarine, drowned while attempting to swim across the 170 foot Brandywine River on a bet. The incident occurred after he crossed the ocean during the war.
Henry Mason Day, associate of magnate Harry F B Sinclair, must serve four months in prison after a jury shadowing ruling in the Teapot Dome affair. Day says he will go to jail with his head up and is expected to join Sinclair in a District of Columbia jail in Washington.
Monday Senate debates a farm hill conference report while the House considers the census reapportionment conference report. Senate judiciary weighs a resolution appointing a joint committee on prohibition enforcement reorganization as Democratic senators confer on fringe issues and a vacation pact. Congress was adjourned Sunday.
Mrs. Walker runs what is claimed to be England's last quill pen cutting shop in a Peckham back street. For four decades she has cut pens at about 150 an hour, earning roughly five dollars weekly.
Answer to Saturday's Puzzle. The puzzle lists clues from border of a picture to insulate and various definitions. Includes terms like helmet, king, region, and tailored answers across numbers. The solution provides the filled grid and references to the puzzle from the issue.
Henry Colin Campbell alias Close faces trial in New Jersey for the torch murder of Mrs. Mildred Mowry who he married bigamously after meeting her through a matrimonial agency. His counsel plans an insanity plea as prosecutors say he confessed to shooting her in his car, dragging her body to a roadside, pouring gasoline and setting a fire near Cranford, with identification by shoes on the victim.
Fires still burn in a Fulham pottery where kilns lit 258 years ago remain in almost the same form as 250 years past. The article notes the enduring craft and minimal changes in kiln design from historic to present.
A city of High Point North Carolina ordinance authorizes up to 760000 in bonds to expand the water supply system. It requires annual taxes to pay principal and interest and notes past due under a prior ordinance are regarded as anticipation of new bonds. The debt statement is open for public inspection. The measure takes effect thirty days after first publication.
The city council adopts an ordinance authorizing the issuance of up to 1 300 000 in bonds to fund its sewer system. A tax will be levied to pay principal and interest, with bonds issued as of May 31 1929 and first published June 1 1929. The measure can be put to voters under The Municipal Finance Act 1921.
The article notes the measure takes effect once approved by High Point voters and requires action within thirty days after its first publication dated June 10, 1929. It cites commencement timelines and official publication details.
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